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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-15

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erne tase fig al ben nDe 2icence.
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ben 25oe oenne Mtaaneo. 2oof out for tramps.
&ailmaD Citation Mgents Msiociation Of
Nortb Nmerifa bolber lit treble Marsmpoe
Der / 8Den ben 20 Suli.
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Santinien, foroi ban lite sjorbe noget for at
faa @amblinseu itanoiet / Nicpnet 9oule.
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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-15
Cells Brothers Circus tommer til 8pen
ben 25oe oenne Maaneo. 2oof out for tramps.

&ailuap Citation N9ents Msiociation Of
Nortb Nmerifa bolber tit treble Marsmpbe
Der / 8Den ben 20 Suli.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31
DARVtLLE.
Jumped the Trach-Fire>-Eh teE
priseS COntem plated.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatcn.I

fspcc.al telegram 70 tho Dispatcn.l
DAyvI1rr. VA. December 3O.-Ihe
northern-bound freight over the Virginia
Midland Jumped the track at the Mann
street crossing in North Dduville Thurs
day night. but no damage was done ne
yond crushing and tearing up the plank
crossing and blockading the street some
two hours
The entertainment given by the Earn
est Workers OF the North Danyllle Zap
fist church last evening was grand sue,
cess he presents were numerous ana
many OF them beautiful and useful. \
photograph Of the society, comprsl,ne
iiftv-four children, who compose the 1T
tie girls of the congregation, was pre-
scntod to the president
4 fire al Walnut Cove. y. C., lasl
night destroyed the extensive sash. and
blind-factory of y. Partee Il Co. Loss
SIS. coo: insurance, $500. The fire
was accidental. -,
The falling Of chandelier in Main
street store q few minutes before TIM
afternoon caused an alarm to besounded
lint the fire was ex,iueuished without th'
aid OF the department. The lamp
burst and filled the building Wit
smoke. Most of the damage was ~
smoke.
There is in contemplation by some O
Tanyille's leading tcople several new en-
terpriscs and the Legislature may bt
asked to charter new bank with "A hal
million dollars capital and charter
bonded warehouse with a capital s,ocI
! Of SlnN,Nuu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

was---whitcs 269,93o, colored $500,
including sevcnty-scven Indians; or
to bring the matter nearer home
10 The journal, out Of u total
population in the city OF Providence OF
l04.S57 only 1859 were cofored. The
negro IL, therefore, 3 mere incident OF the
population either of Providence or the
State Of Rhode Island at large, Yet 1t
would not surprise us any day to see ius
such exhibitions of race prejudice in little
Rhody as have recently characterized
some of the Ohio towns. II is a prelu-
dice that is ineradicable, and all that IS
wanting to make Rhode Island afford an
other evidence of the fact is proyocation.
When the sentimentalities ofabolitionism
have blown themselves of and we
come down to human nature, the white
man is pretty much the same the world
over However, the Jouraai loses sight
of one of tae main points involved In the
course of Georgia touching this matter.
In IFS zeal for the negro it does not grasp
the lesson that what has been the effect
of attempting to enforce mixed schools
in Georgia will be the effect of such at
tempts in other States--and that the
negro must be the sufferer thereby.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31
DOWN BY THE SEA.
NEWS FROM NORFOLK AND The
VICINITY.
r,s in tho Rivers-A Squirt in Cotion-A
Painful Aocidsnt-Pegsonal
Notes.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dlspa'ch'l


NoRronK, December so, 1851
Tce is reported as forming extensively
IN the rivers Of this section and geitihg
thicker each night, and if the cola snap
holds the boating men look Tor cary lu-
torrnplion of nyer troiiic. As yet there
has been no winter weather here Beyond
an occasional snow furry, and on tue
common supposition that 'as the Gays
hegin 10 lengtheu the cold begins 10
STRENGTHEN" 1t Is fair to presume tua'
the severe season is ready to open al any
moment. Fortunately IN "thls glorious,
climate" the riBors OF winter are oil Urici
An the incoming steamers tins morn
ing wcro covered with a shooting OF ICE
from the heavy spray on the bay during
the night. ,.r.o.
4 local squirt in cotton Yesterday eject
ed sales amounting to nearly tour thou-
sand bales
This morning the Baker Salvage Com
pany sent IN expedition mp the southern
branch D. raise the steamer Conoho, the
Baltimore wrcckcrs having failed TO GeV
her ND. The Conoho has been on the
bottom now Tor week, and IS a ne" and
handsome steamer.
John $. Tucker, Jr., promising
youth eighteen years OF age, son oil eA-
MAYOR John j. Tucker, died here ycs'er-
day OF consumption. .,
The headquarters of the Atlantic ana
Danyille construction force have been
removed TO Jerusalem. Operations VIII
be resumed Tuesday, ha7ng been Sus-
pended for week. 90,
All our churches seem busy with
Christmas entertainments TINS week, ano,
tomorrow night al. the Methodlsis OF
the two cities W,il observe oldiaSlIoned
| Methodist Watch-meetmgs.
Anumbero of promotions have lustbeen
made among the wor9men OF the navy
ward in the wayoi quartermen and lead
ing men, which carries an increase d
daily pay. ,...
Under the law the maynard WORKING
men are given holiday and receive pay
for both Christmas and Ncw-fcar's Day
A negro named Jethro SpIller' em
plovcd in the repair gang OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company, fell from
pole on Dodds luc, ON which Doe "as n
work this morning. and broke po'i
wrists. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31
Girls Who Cnur, Reamty.

t~Hu Ilniti-' ID h.-.l
The handsomcst woman | ever saw
was Que who took great care OF her
health. When ! knew her she was over
thirty. but no girl OF sixteen that have
ever seen had roster checks or brighter
ewes OF course she was naturally fine
looking. but the attention she gave 10
matters OF hygiene added TO and pre-
served her beauty. What did she do? !
don't know that can recount all, but l
remember her telling me she took u
spOnpe-bath every morning; was par
ticular about the ventilation OF heraplrt-
meuts: took long walks when she could !;
ate but little meat, much fruit and
coreals whenever she could get them.
Another thing she did which she tried
without success to get me TO do, she
! drank her coffee without milk or cream,
/ diluted with water.
The reason she took her coffee so was
because her physicians told her 1t was
/ healthier 10 drink it III this way.
/ Whether the practice added to her per-
sonal charms or not | don't know. On
the whole she was certainlyrepald for her
systematic habits, and as certainly there
was nothing arduous about the per-
Torrance OF them. Nor was there any
thing bizarre about them as, it seems
10 me. there is about the following
account / read OF Chicago belle 40
keep the suppleness Of her figure she
stands one hour daily, fifteen minutes at
time, with her hands on her hips be-
fore a long mirror, and bending her
knees out from each other she sinks
slowly down TO the floor rs low as posi-
bic. then as slowly uprising, mean time
moving her arms in any direction to
their utmost length, out or up, forward
or back. until when she stands erect they
are ready to be placed on hei
hips again. Each movement is re-
peated. every time little accelerated
until at the end of thirteen minutes il
is done quickly, and fine color Is III hel
cheek. She then lies on a perfectly fla
couch, without pillow, until her breatl
comes smooth and regular, as it will II
the two minutes left in her quarter Of al
hour When she plays a good deal o
tennis she cuts down her exercising ont
half" OF course the benefit to be dc
rived from this procedure is not TO b
questioned, whatever may be thought o
/, ii besides. 1t is easy to see her Who'll
body thus receives good exercise. addinl
10 the grace OF her own form, beautifyin
her complexion, aud making her stronge
and healthier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

bya band of vieilants. After the muir
der Herriq set out towards the northern
boundary line, with the purpose evident evident
" Of escaping into Missouri; Directly
after the crime was discovered n force OF
men set out to find him. This was done
about II o'clock last night four mics
north OF Rector. When found he WIS
asleep under lorge tree. he WAS IN
formed that he must die and he made no
protest. In fact, he said that he was
willing and ready; he had nothing ne
hal canso TO regret. His wife had been
untrue 70 him aud he had killed her
lover, and this he regarded as justice
Regarding the shooting of his wife he
said be could offer nothing in the way
Of defence. he was then hanged on
the very tree under which he was found
sleeping. His wiic's stage name was
Julia Bennett before her marriage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

The State Of Georgia has withheld her
usual appropriation Of $4,000 from At
lanta University the action Of whose
professors gave riso to the GLENN bill.
Tue Providence Or. H. JOuraal says
this Is petty revenge, and pred Is that
Georgia will retrace her step, which was
taken IN a temporary yielding to a
sentiment" That sentiment is oppo-
siiion 70 mixed schools, and if the J0Vr-
nal keeps up with the times it must know
that the opposition is as violent in the
great Republican State Of Ohio as il is in
Georgia. According 70 the census OF
1880 the population Of Rhode Island
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31
rhc vcrron. 0..eln of CoIcs.


Cold. however, is not the only factor
in tho production OF catarrh. There is
a collateral cause, md a most lmpor-
tant ono. in certain depressed conditions
of tbc nervous system, which Is too
little known and appreciated. In healthy
conditions oi the nervous system, pro-
vided reasonable precautions are taken
AGAINST cold. there rs enough vitality m
tie organism to resist It's injurious IN
hueuce. The nervous system IS, IN iact,
the guardian. controller, and prime
r,oulator of animal heat or bony tenn
pcratura. and ITS slightest failure TO
/ fnlfl its responsible dutics-the least
relaxation Of lis constant vigilance
/ renders rs liable 20 fall prey to cold.
The following suggestions cases VIII
afford an illustration. in individual
who hali,ually drives ab0ut in an op "a
conveyance with perfect freedom ilom
catarrh happens on one occasion To la.i
asleep when he is ont, and the very next
dav has cold. The explanation of the
phenomenon il to be found IN the fact
that during sleep nervous energy IS low
cred, and the system. therefore, less
able 10 withstand the injurious ci-
fects Of cold. II we assume Chat
the individual WIS also ia state oi
int1xic1tion at tine time. the damage
done bv cold would lee more serious, as
fine dcuression from alcohol ls super
added to that Of sleep 10 u.s. there"re,
NOT eurpri-ing to ina 'hut inflammation
oil the LUNGS ls frequentIyContracted nm
der such circumstances. We instructive
" acknowledge the nervous depression
during sleep by taking the precaution t.
throw "a rug over our knees before on
FORTY winks on the Giuing-rJOm sofa.
4 timid woman comes home one nigh
pale and CHASTITY with fright, haylnl
encountered q spectre clad IN white
which she calls ghost. In a day O
two she develops a cold, for which sh
! cannot in any way account. Fear act
rs a deprcssant TO the nervous system
crippling its powers Of resisting th
. acton Of COLI hence the phrase
, "sbiyering with fear" NimIarl.
. innumcrlble events of daily hi
| tend TO irritate, dcprcss, or excite th
10 nerves. and render them unilt ior man
, tanning the body temperature against th
{ fluctuations of weather aud climate
t During these ungurlcd moments
= trihing exposure to cold or damp
sufficient to induce catarrh. 1t
e known that stout boots. umbrella.
S and wraps, though excellent presoryo
T tiyes in their way, are not by an
means the only precautionary measure
e to be adopted that We must endeayo
L to strengthen the nervous system, II
/. be defective, and that, when We are con
PEELED 10 expose ourselves to cola or We
l. when the nerves are depressed from ten
l. porary causes, such as fatigue, anXet,
o enef. worry, fear, dyspepsia, or Ill hI
e NOR. we should be specially careful
r Guard against cold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

The December No. of the
Richmond Nvcaa'Uc amt Ndnu-
(acturing Jculnat is ont, and closes
Volume ". of the publication. Captain
RICHARD f. FEAYsER, the editor and
proprietor, is to be congratulated upon
the manner in which lac has pushed his
publication into popular favor He re-
turns thanks for liberal patronage,
which is unquestionably deserved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD CONPANY,l
1REAsURERs OFFICE. 1913 WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. December !, lSSl)

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD NONFAh1,l
1REAsURERs OFFICE. 3}3 WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. December !, loSL)
NHE HOLDERS OF $780, 600 FIRST
/ PREFERRED per cent and $751; SEQ SECOND
PREFERRED 8 per cent consolidated mortgage
bonds OF tho SOuthssde Railroad Company OF
Virginia falling due JANUARY l, 1858. Will have
the opti0h until that date, OF extending the same
until JULYi. 1919. with interest In the mean Time
payable semi-anuualiy at the rate of per cent
per annum. 4,
Upon presentation Of tho bonds at the Office OF
the secretary Of the company. al the above al
dress. sni the signing by the owner On person
or by nroxy) OF the contract OF extension. tho
same will be duly endorsed on the bonds aud a
new coupon sheet VIII DO properly Affixed
thereto.
A irm Of proxy can DO Obtained on spplica-
ton % the undersigned.
Bonds not presented for such extension ON or
before JASUARY 1, 1898. VIII be purchased at par,
a. maturity. ai the Office OF 4. W. Clark q Co.,
Philadelphia
Interest on said bonds will cease on that date.
WILLIAM q. MACDOMELL.
DO H,i5,O,2 ,s9,T,u Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

DoN'r III IA dealer offers You bot
lie OF Salvation Oh without label or
wrappers, or in mutilated or defaced
package, don't touch it. don't buy it
at aay price, you can rest assured that
there is something wrong-it may boa
dangerous and worthless counterfeit
Insist upon getting perfect, u,broke'1
0oauinc package. Price twenty-five
cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

rsay" WATCH NIGHT-A WATCH
NIGHT SERVICE, beginning at 10 o'clock and
closing at y O'Clock THIS saturday NIGHT,
will he held o.. Centenary Methodist church,
Grace street between Fourth and Fifth. The
congregations Of Brosi-Stfoet. ParS-Place, Clay
Street, and Iaurcl-Strect Methodist churches
will unite in Ibis service. cordial invitation Is
extended 20 any desiring 20 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

The C0uricr-JOWpal says: 1--WE
suggest to Senator SHERMAN that instead
Of trying to answer the Presidents mes
SAGE he introduce a bin for the pro-
lection and encouragement Of American
incendiaucs. ~ Considering that self
protection is the first law Of nature, the
suggestion is very sensible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31
LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER. &c.
x OOO BARRELS FRESH

C.OOO RoCKLAND LIME, per schoonors
}. ). Beachum and Alfred keene. Also, 1900
barrels "H0FFMAN'Sn R0SENDALE CEMENT
In stock for sale low. ANCHOR LIME received
daily. In stock, IMPORTED PORTLAND CE-
MENT, CALCINED PLASTER, FIRE-RKICk,
LATHS. &c, &c. WARMER MOORE.
N0VA-SCOTiA LUMP aud GROUND PLaS-
TER. The only place you can fresh Ground
PLASTER. 1913
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

"The reports OF the Kansas fuel
famine were so grossly exaggerated as to
he almost entirely false. How about
those stories of mammoth cave in Ohio,
a cavern in Kcntacky, and natural gas
in Chicago? are they all yarns?" Not
the one about natural gas i'll Chicago,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

~" 4 MkEIING OF ALL FhU-
TESTANT EPIsCOPAIIANs Of Richmond aud
vicinity is called by tho Bishop and other cergy
20 be held I'm g. Paul's church, Richmond, EfirH-
ANY, January q. 1885. at b.. VI. The Bishop
will preside. Tho programme viii include an
address on " Missions " by Rev. .. b. NEWTON
N. D.. and ono on Church Work " 10y Rev h. ".
JACKSON. d. D. Collection FOR the support Of the
evangelist OF the diocese
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

"Tho post-oGice at Peru, Ind, is
worth $1,000 year, with 10 applicant
for the position, although the term OF
the present postmaster expired over a
wear ago." Perhapsno man good enough
to be postmaster under Democratic rule
could he paid to live in the town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

SnrnMAN's candidacy for the presi-
dental nomination has one thing to
recommend 1.-THE Republican National
Convention will meet IN warm weather,
and JonN's lopls will prove crushed ice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

HEYRY Il. MILLER & BROTHERS,
I i manufacturers 20 order OF GENILhMkN's
suIRT1 DRAWERS. aud UNDERWEAR, and
dealers in GENTLEMEN'S FINE FURNISHING
GOODS. $50 east Main ,treet. II. I AlLLEh,
formerlt OF II. 4. Miller IS Co.; POLK MlLLERi
A. W. MILLER. late with Cardozo & CO. and
Breeder, Taliey q Co. no Z'-5OI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

"Senator SIBERIAN denies emphati-
callv that ne said he was ont OF the field
and that BLAINE should be nominated. %
yAll the same, he is practically out OF the
field and BLAME will be nominated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31
uePris. the wife. NJ urderer, Lynched.
Try telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l

LITTLE Rock, ARK, December 3D.
A gazette st. Francis ark special
saws: William Herrie, who murdered
his young wife and her paramount near
! here Thursday, was hanged last night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

Ii We may Judge from the pictures Of
him that we see in the papers, Rev. LY-
MAN AyDorr, d. D., Mr.. BEEcHER'5 sue
ccssor, lives il the clouds and builds
castles in the air. lie would seem 10 be
regular sky-scraper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31
~. RROAD-STREFTM ETHO-

DIST CHURCH'B Broad and Tenth strcet-l.-D
j. POWELL GARLAND. presiding elder viii ireA'h
at1i A. NJ. and at 8 J.. W. Rev. ". H. ri III.
pastor OF Clay-street cngrch, will preach. Aii
cordially lnlItel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

H. UNION STATION CHURCH
corner Twouty-fourth and y streets'.-Proaoh-
ing 90 Il 4. ". ana 40 r.. Nj. by the pastor
Rev. JAMES G.. MARIIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

CHURCH corner Grace and Madison sireets>-
Rev. y. p. KERR. ID. d., pasioT, viii preach al Il
s. ". ana s J.. w. Acorllai welcome to al. sun
uay school aud Bible classes al $50 a. Vi. Us
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

So we are TO have a Masonic temple
end hotel, too-the temple to be on the
corner of Adams and Broad and the h0-
tel on the site Of the old Allan mansion.
The Masons had been somewhat unde-
cidcd about their plans, bat now there
Will be no further delay. The Masons
composing the Temple Association
Board are public-spirited citizens, and
abandoned the site upon which they had
arranged to erect temple as much for
the good of the hotel scheme as anything
else. The city owes the Masonic gen
tlemcn vote of thalks.-&aic.
Directly opposite where tue new temple
will stand there is a little thrcc-conered
spot OF ground that the city ought to buy
and convert into a miniature park. Such
an cyesore os it now presents is almost
enough to arrive the temple to another
location.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

EPISCOPAL CHURCH Church Hlll-Roy. LEWIS
"a nrrroy. Rector.-Seryices SUNDAY at II 4.
VI. and 3 p. NJ. "WEDNESDAY s T. VI.
Wedden-Memorial Chapel, Fuiton-StNDAf
$3.50 +. II.
Sunday Schools: ST. Johns 9i5 A. NJ; Calvary
$50 p. NJ; Woddou 3 r. ~; Good shepherd Z
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Holy communion az tho morning service.
Meeting OF tho Church Union "WEDNESDAY
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